Here is a link to a lesson from NCTM, concerning comparing two fractions. The lesson begins with students to being asked to compare two fractions and then explain how/why they made their choice. Students continue to compare fractions and also continue to provide reasoning behind their decisions. The lesson ends with a link to an interactive fraction game, "Fraction Feud", which is in the format of the television game show "Family Feud".
Here is a link to a lesson from NCTM, concerning comparing two fractions. The lesson begins with students to being asked to compare two fractions and then explain how/why they made their choice. Students continue to compare fractions and also continue to provide reasoning behind their decisions. The lesson ends with a link to an interactive fraction game, "Fraction Feud", which is in the format of the television game show "Family Feud".
http://illuminations.nctm.org/Lesson.aspx?id=3729
http://www.ixl.com/math/grade-3/compare-fractions